Parents living in privately rented homes in England are almost twice as likely to be worried about homelessness than parents living in secure social homes.
Anti-poverty charity Z2K is asking people to share their thoughts on what the housing and social security systems should look like, in its #LifeAfterLockdown campaign.
Government proposals include provision for landlords to evict tenants if they have one month of rent arrears at the time of a possession hearing in court.
Rent controls are becoming increasingly necessary to create a capital with a more affordable private rented sector, according to new analysis published by New Economics Foundation.
Shelter says that if the government invested in a new generation of social homes, working families would not need to rely on housing benefit to keep a roof over their heads.
Short-term lets such as Airbnb could lead to displacement of long-term residents from their communities if left unregulated, the Chartered Institute of Housing says.
Building government-funded social rent homes would have cut billions from the housing benefit bill, provided higher disposable income for tenants and generated significant economic returns, new analysis reveals.